The theory of cumulative advantage suggests that every successful Web 2.0 site — and the output of every Web 2.0 platform — is completely arbitrary and random.
…executives are wary of investing in Web 2.0 initiatives. The reason continues to remain fear. This goes beyond a willingness to engage in blogs. It also extends to internal wikis. The enterprise is afraid of letting go of the command and control struct
@rutila I believe it is. But authors also have to get out of the "just writing it for the advance" mentality. in reply to rutila2 days ago
@jcwiley he is talking mostly about fiction, but the rules seem to apply to NF as well (IMO.) The old risk/rewards argument. in reply to jcwiley2 days ago
Author John Green says publishers should lower advances and increase royalties. What do you think? http://is.gd/1lxly2 days ago
